Language: C++

Design a class named Analyzer with features to analyze a text file. Your class should have the following member functions: Constructor: will receive a file name as a parameter and read its content. Set a status member variable to tell whether or not the file was uploaded successfully. isUploaded: returns true if the file was uploaded successfully. This status is saved in a member variable that you defined in your class. sentenceCounter: will return how many sentences there is in the text wordCounter: will return how many words there is in the text properNouns: will return how many potential proper nouns were found. Proper nouns start with a capital letter. digitsCounter: will return how many digits were found in the text Important: use the functions for character processing that you learned in Module 6. Your class will need at least the following member variables: - A string to hold the text. You can choose either a string or c-string type variable. Note that c-strings will need to be allocated dynamically and will require you to define a destructor to deallocate that memory space. - A status variable to flag whether or not a file was uploaded to the object. All counter functions should check this status variable before proceeding to counting. Note that trying to count on an empty text may make your program crash.